Dropbox has the most number support for integrations Gdrive has some really backwards folder integration and Ive been told inferior API compared to dropbox fro

Dropbox has the most number support for integrations Gdrive has some really backwards folder integration and Ive been told inferior API compared to dropbox from developers who have used it Dropbox handles complex folder structures easily compared to gdrive and other services Dropbox came first as well Dropbox gives you exactly what you put into it. Gdrive and onedrive this is not the case. More so onedrive if anything it feels close to PUPware since it forces itself in the OS. Gdrive integrates automatically with google services, giving you less refined control over folder structures. Theres many cloud software solutions out there but have you tried putting them under stress tests? They have always given me problems (e.g. high CPU usage , long sync times, no revision history, lack of integration to common applications such as wordpress, forced integrations on install, poor UX UI upfront on website, poor mobile integration, lack of easy sharing and collab). I think users who consider cloud storage a commodity dont put high valuation on their data (e.g. users who think cloud software A is better than dropbox because its cheaper per GB storage). Its like going to the grocery store and buying the cheapest meat possible(ground beef), stating there all nutritionally similar, and missing the point on key differences on higher quality meat / taste.